Yamaha aw16g Manual De Usuario

Appendix

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■ When you press a pad there is no sound, or the 

• Have you selected a bank to which the waveform is 

assigned?

• A bank change may have been specified in the 

SONG screen TEMPO MAP page.

■ The sound is not what you loaded, or the sound is 

• If the playback mode is set to LOOP, the sound will 

play according to the monitor tempo specified in the 
SAMPLE screen SETUP page while the recorder is 
stopped, and will play according to the song tempo 
while the recorder is playing.

■ The sound you loaded only plays part of the way

• Have you made trim settings to shorten the Start–End 

region?

• If the playback mode is set to GATE, the sample will 

play only while you continue pressing the pad.

• If the playback mode is set to LOOP and Slice is 

turned off, the sample will play only for the length of 
a measure.

■ The display indicates MEMORY FULL, and you can’t 

• Access the SAMPLE screen MEMORY page, and 

check the amount of used memory. Execute ERASE or 
EXTRACT to increase the amount of free memory.

■ Can’t exchange MIDI data

• Are the MIDI cables connected correctly?
• A MIDI cable may be broken.
• Is the power turned on for the transmitting and 

receiving devices?

• Do the channel settings match for the transmitted and 

receiving devices?

• Have the appropriate settings been made in the UTIL-

ITY screen MIDI page?

* MIDI data cannot be transmitted or received unless the 

MIDI button is turned on.

• Is a scene assigned to the program change number 

being transmitted?

■ MTC messages are not transmitted

• In the UTILITY screen MIDI page, has the MTC but-

ton been turned on?

• Is MTC SYNC set to MASTER?

■ The AW16G does not synchronize to incoming MTC 

• Is the MIDI cable connected to the MIDI IN connec-

tor?

• In the UTILITY screen MIDI page, has MTC Sync 

been set to SLAVE?

* MIDI data cannot be transmitted or received unless the 

MIDI button is turned on.

■ MTC synchronization drifts

• Is a large amount of MIDI data (notes etc.) being 

received together with the MTC messages?

• Does the frame rate match between the AW16G and 

the external device?

• SYNC OFFSET may have been set.
• If jumps occur in the synchronized time, change the 

SYNC AVE. setting in the UTILITY screen MIDI page, 
and try again.

■ MMC messages is not transmitted

• Is the MIDI cable connected to the MIDI OUT con-

nector?

• In the UTILITY screen MIDI page, has MMC been set 

to MASTER? Does the DEVICE NO. match?

■ Can’t receive MMC messages

• Is the MIDI cable connected to the MIDI IN connec-

tor?

• In the UTILITY screen MIDI page, has MMC been set 

to SLAVE? Does the DEVICE NO. match?

■ Can’t use the preset remote settings.

• Depending on the sequencer that you want to con-

trol, you may need to make settings on the 
sequencer. For details, refer to page 200.

• MIDI data cannot be transmitted unless the MIDI but-

ton is turned on in the MIDI page of the UTILITY 
screen.

■ Can’t save a file

• Is there sufficient space on the internal hard disk?
• Did you perform the correct shut-down procedure 

when you last turned off the power? *

* Disconnecting the power without performing the shut-

down operation will shorten the lifespan of the hard 
disk and CD-RW drive, may damage the hard disk and 
CD-RW drive and disc, and may result in loss of data.

■ Song file size is unnaturally large

• Even after you use recorder editing operations to 

erase a track or other data, that sound file will remain 
on the disk. Execute the Optimize command in the 
SONG screen LIST page.

■ CD-RW drive is not recognized

• Is the CD-RW drive connected correctly?

■ Can’t create an audio CD

• Is the CD-RW drive installed correctly? Have the 

attaching screws come loose?

• Is CD-R/RW media inserted?
• The inserted CD-R may have already been finalized.
• Is a signal recorded on the stereo track?
• The stereo track must be at least four seconds long.
• Have you saved a song in which a stereo track has 

been recorded?

• Does the display indicate DISK FULL?
• Create sufficient space on the hard disk.
• Erase unneeded tracks and then execute Optimize to 

increase the available space.